Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
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items for Q t0raAliaht psoesssion n
honor of the NEXT Mayer.
Al 3 o'eloek In tho avsni0R the gro
esaaion. hsaded BY the Port T0wnaend
band, formed ca Qaincy atrss8 wharf,
and marched thRough the principal
skEsetA O9inR 10 th0 Illness Of Capa.
ain De L&on'e family, THAI GsgkleEnaH
requested shaa thag would MOI serenade
hin. A1ple psepaEati0ss we're nade,
however, fog the ensertainment Of hi
aamireRs down town.
william n. II. Learned, The newly
elaoted Couneilman, Who reossved The
largest pumbey Of vo1se-l&3-of any
candidate IN the hald Waa assonaded.
Councilman Learned made q few ap-
propgiate remarks, which we're Feeeived
With three EoAstnR cheers and Q kiQsg.
The procession next moved ~ the
htai 20 HeTbert Z. BuFkstt'a residences.
The band played q National air, the
cust0maKy sAlafe was given with q
hearty voice and no answer. A ooEa-
mfasee vas appointed 30 make an In
vesligatie0. They reported ''nOt q sOuI
Charles Finn, TIE re- eleeted CITY
Marshal, Uas called upon and made .
placing Q tan Collar bill h the % called
irrigation fund.
EKws GATHERINGS.
Professor George vas eondactina q
m1Gieai concert in the OpeFa Hoaae,
when Q special dispatch 20 the Pus9.
INxuLIozNcEB's correspondent from
Seattle vas read 20 che audience, an.
nouneing DR.. Minors election a. Mayor
OF the city. A SQUAD Of applacse was
the approving answer.
3R. Henderson Deadly, con Of JudQs
nAmTw ~ DmwalmwA - ~aA~m-H~.. -
an Eastern visa, was pFevailed upon By
Master Dolph. son Of CONGRESSMAN
Doiph, OF Oregon, 10 remain O few days
e the Fort O Eatry, a. the guest OF
Hon. A. W. Bash.
Dol. AndsEson, d the FouFtesnth In
fantEy, q Vancouver, vas Q passenger
On the Olympian for Alaska.
The Norwegian ship NosdstjeFnen
uas sold for t45o0. instead Of the
amount previously reported.
The steamer SaFdonyx arrived IN Vic
soRis Sunday night, and reported see~
InR . bAEkeatins ashore tWo miles in
side OF FiatteFy Rocks. The bark Ban
MIA passed this point on Sunday after
a0on. bot she reported no wreck.
Upon the receipt of the news peg-
aiming 10 the reported vessel ashore
aeaf klattery Rocks, the revenue ensteF
'Eolcotf went down TO make an investi-
Iation.
Vessels from Cape Flattery report n
leavy Northwest gale outside.
The steamer San Pedro, Captain Hev-
g, four days from San Francisco, pas
d up Sound today, bound 70 Tacona
. load four thousand tons Of coal &c 8 !
etuTn cargo.
The steamship George w. Elder ar
Iyed tonight from 6an Francisco. The
slder bro1akt merchandiss for sound |
'otta, valued AZ e10,681. and for skip- |
1ent over Canadian Pacific railroad. |
reight valued at e17, ~.
Ina ship BONANZA, Oaytasn KslIer,
Ertved this morning, twenty days from |
an Francisco, bound 10 Fort Gamble |
, load q return cargo Of lambeP.
The ship Bl1e Jacket, Captain Storrs,
Ixteen days from San Francisco, ar
wed 81 noon bound 10 Seattle 70 loaA a
siurn cargo Of coal.
The bark Nsnantum, Captain Matt.
"a, foaEteen days from San Francisco, |
oond 70 Pert Hadlsek, was spoken
.st might By the tug AsstIck, 10 the
traits.
PoaT TouEssxp, July Il